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The Shelburne Town Center Stage is located in the Shelburne Town Center
building on the west side of Rt. 7 in Shelburne, adjacent left of the fire
station and across the parking lot from the Pierson Library. Formerly the
elementary school, the Town Center is now used for many town functions,
including meetings and gatherings, sporting events and tournaments. It
also houses town offices and the police station. Twice a year the stage and
accompanying seating space is used by Shelburne Players for our spring
and fall plays.
building on the west side of Rt. 7 in Shelburne, adjacent left of the fire
station and across the parking lot from the Pierson Library. Formerly the
elementary school, the Town Center is now used for many town functions,
including meetings and gatherings, sporting events and tournaments. It
also houses town offices and the police station. Twice a year the stage and
accompanying seating space is used by Shelburne Players for our spring
and fall plays.
Shelburne Players, founded in 2002
by Seth Koch, Joe Dye and Anne
Pardee, has produced thirteen
plays since their inception, all at
Shelburne Town Center in
Shelburne, Vermont. The plays and
dates perforned are listed below:
“Sylvia” by A.R. Gurney (Spring,
2002) Joyce Huff directed
“The Odd Couple” by Neil Simon
(Fall, 2002) Matt Riley directed
“Steel Magnolias” by Robert Harling
(Spring, 2003) Beth Curtis directed
“A Thousand Clowns” by Herb
Gardner (Fall, 2003) Joe Dye directed
“Picnic” by William Inge (Spring,
2004) Donald Rowe directed
“Jakes Women” by Neil Simon (Fall,
2004) Jeff Fox directed
“On Golden Pond” by Ernest
Thompson (Spring, 2005) Bob
Stanfield directed
“Bus Stop” by William Inge (Fall,
2005) Joe Dye directed
“The Night of the Iguana” by
Tennessee Williams (Spring, 2006)
Donald Rowe directed
“Moon Over Buffalo” by Ken Ludwig
(Fall, 2006) Beth Curtis directed
“Tom Jones” by David Rogers
(Spring, 2007) Donald Rowe directed
“The Rainmaker” by N. Richard
Nash (Fall, 2007) Joe Dye directed
“The Glass Menagerie” by
Tennessee Williams (Spring, 2008)
Don Rowe directed
